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thus, rob that sister of her lover! And IL II
should be 80, what would her life be likef II
would bc like a great pillar after the light
ming had snitten 1t, a pile Of scattered, smol;-
ing fragments, very heaped up debris OF a
life. Ehe could feel 1t even now. No wonder
she sat there upon the little white bed holding
her hand against her heart and feeling terri
bly, afraid.
Just then she heard Johns footstep In the
hall
~ can't find her." he said, In an anxious
tone, to some one as she rose, taking her
candle with her, and left the room. The light
from the candle fell upon his face and drip
ping clothes. 1t was white and anxious, and
she was glad to see tho anxiety.
"Oh, thank God hero you arcl" he said.
catching her hand. ~ began to think you
were quite lost. have been right down tho
Kloof after you, and got nasty fall over II. I"
ut IL very good OF YOU" she said, in low
voice, and again their eyes met, and again
the glance thrilled him. There was such
wonderful light In Jess eyes that night.
HALF an hour afterward they sat down a.
usual to supper. Bessie did not put in an ape
pearance till 1t was a quarter over, and then
sat very silent through 1t. Jess narrated her
adventure in tho Kloof, and everybody
listened, but nobody said much. There was
sort Of shadow over the house that evening,
or perhaps it WINS that each of tho party was
thinking Of his own affairs. After supper old
Silas Croft began talking about the political
state Of tho country, which gave him uncasi-
meas. Ho said that he believed the Beers
really meant to rebel against the government
this time. Frank Muller had told him so, and
he always knew what was going on. This
did not tend to raise any
body's spirits, and the evening passed as
silently Us the meal had DONE At last Bessie
got up, stretched her rounded arms, and said
that she was tired and going to he'd.
Come into my room" she whispered to her
sister as she passed. ~ want to speak to YOU
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A FREE LUNCH SALOON.

Patrons of tho Institution briefly De.
scribcd-lIdibles Given Away.
A dozen men who had the appearance Of
"gallcy" slaves sat ut tables in the saloon, at
whose door hung u white oil cloth sign en-
nouncing "Chicken stew to-day" A similar
sign at the side of the door began, Free
lunch from 10 to 2 o'clock" and went On to
specify the roast beef. Frankfurt sausage and
other delicacies that were on tap inside.
"Do many people lunch here regularlyi"
was asked the bartender.
"a great many workingmen, like those you
see at the tables, ratronize u.s." he said.
"Thcy get with glass Of beer for five cents q
bowl Of soup and bread that would cost from
ten to fifteen cents in restaurant Then
there is table near the door with more SUBJ
stantial ediblcs; SO they get good meal very
cheap. It's a mistake to think that only
tramps and loafers eat free lunches. A num-
Der Of lawyers who live in outlying districts
or the suburbs come in here for a bite during
the day. Many clerks save their money by
patronizin6 u.s."
"Do any respectable persons live on free
lunches entirely"
"a few who ere out Of work or in hard lines
do. A teacher Of German on the north side
has lived on free lunches all winter. His
wages were garnisheed, and lie didn't know
enough about law to protect his rights.
Lilo does a little outside work occasionally,
and makes enough to buy three or four glasses
of beer a day. With each glass he eats a
hearty meal.
"a man who once figured on the Loard of
trade and made 81, coo month does nearly
all his eating at free lunch tables. He lost
his money nnd his nerve on the same corner.
A great many men out Of work, men who
have been used to better fare, would he
objects Of public charity or starve il the
saloon lunches were not within easy reach.
We never refuse decent looking man who
looks hungry, but fire out tramps and loafels
when they move on our layout. Free lunches
are not charitable arrangements, but they
are often means Of helping worthy people,"
In one down town saloon, where an extra
quality Of soup is served. the crowds at noon
time can scarcely be accommodated. Often
tho tables are all filled and the patrons stand
around tie room with bowl il one hand
and spoon in the other. A whole leg of
beef is boiled up in huge caldron. Tho soup
costs the proprietor $50 day, but he makes
a clear profit of $50 on each days sales Of
extra beer consumed. Saloon keepers know
that light lunch neutralizes the effects Of
many drinks, and the capacity of the drinkers
is, as it were, enlarged by the lunches. Poll
ticians who fix up tickets, gossipers who
have nowhere else to loaf and men who are
out for time are liberal patrons Of the lunch
stands. News.
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Persons of culture avoid expressing them
selves extravagantly. They leave imitation to
their interiors From the latter we hear such
expressions as lawfully nice, ]" "beastly ugly"
"horridly stuck up" "frightfully cold,
simply magnificent and "just divine" Per-
sons of better culture would express the same
thoughts with "very pretty" quits naughty"
"very cold" excellent" and the like. Intem-
perance in the use of language, like intemper-
ance in everything else, is vulgar.
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A Question of Validity.

A co.orcd brother came to town few days
ago to consult a lawyer as to the validity Of
baptism. He said when he was baptized tho
weather was very cold, and the preacher, not
being very well, deputized two deacons to
take him down into the water and dip him,
while the preacher remained ON the bank and
repeated the ceremony. He had been tod by
a white man that he had not been properly
baptized, and he wanted to see a lawyer to
find out whether it was legal or not.-Elber-
ton GA Leader.
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number of doc THE DOCTORS CALL.
tors. They all pronounced his trouho heart
disease, but would not prescribe for him,
because they said it was beyond their
reach. Mr. Dodge then went to DR..
George d. Wilcox, one of the best ply
sicians IN New England. After o care
full examination DR.. Wilcox told him
him, and to try that as a last resort.
With but little hope, Mr. Dodge consent
ed. In two days the bloating disappeared,
the pain departed the pulse became full
and regular, and Mr. Dodge is well and in
pefect health to-day because Hunts Reme-
dy saved him from death.
DR.. Wilcox, in conversation with the
writer on this subject said: SIN careful
observation extending over twenty years,
I have found Hunts Remedy in vast num-
ingly efficient and acting very promptly.
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To Copy With Pen or Pencil.

The quickest way to copy with pen or PEN
Gil is to put fiat, heavy weight over the up
per edge of the paper on which you write, to
hold it firm and leave both hands free. Then
place the matter to be copied fat on the desk
at the left. so as to bring it near as possible
to the blank paper. With finger of the
left hand keep your place in the book or MS.
as you write, and you will find generally that
you can copy quite as fast as you can COM
pose. For paper weight a heavy, oblong,
rectangular piece of brass or glass is most
effective-"W. H. H." in The Writer.
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To be Continued.
Henry Ward Beecher.

The eminent Brooklyn divine, whose recent
death is now SO universally mOurned, died
from the effects of an apoplectic shock. The
preventing this dread disease is Anti Apo
plectine, the only ApOplexy Preventive and
Paralysis Cure. Should you suffer from
dizziness or pressure in head, pains around
or palpitatiOn of heart, numbness or prickly
sensation of limbs, or should you need a
tonic and appetizer procure a bottle of Anti
ApOplective of your druggists. Send for
EnOsburgh Falls, Vt.
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room has ceased to breathe. These are
a few of the sudden deaths OF
which we hear, but the vast num-
Der Of which we do not hear, is thou
sands Are they all caused by heart dis.
ease DO the mysterious seatings of that
delycnte instrument, that works day and
night without ceasing, stop O. OF the,i own
Mr.. Henry 4 Dodge resides at East
Providence, r. /. About six months ago
he felt a shortness of breath, q peculiar
faintness and occasional shooting pains
at his heart. He noticed that his pulse
was irregular and would once in o while
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Saved His Life.

D. l. WilcOxson of Horse Cave, KY. says
he was for many years badly afflicted with
phthiSic, also diabetes; the pains were al
most uncomfortable and would sometimes al
most throw me into commissions. He tried
Electric Bitters and got relief from the first
bottle and after taking six bottles was en-
tirely cured, and has gained in flesh eigh-
teen pounds. Says he positively believes
he would have died had it not been for the
relief afforded by Electric Bttters. Sold at
soc a bottle at
III. G.. DAYS Drug Store.
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ONE OUT OF FIVE. this country says about
this wonderful remedy, which has won its
way to such popularity solely on its merits;
One out of every ave mel. women and
children has functional disease Of the heart
and one out of every eight organic disease
Of the hearth This is q terrible fact, but a
solemn fact, nevertheless, and it is cause
for gratitude that a. remedy has been found
which will not only check this disease in
time, but prevent it's increase after the
first symptoms are observed.
"A word to the wise is sufficient"
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CHAPTER vi.
THE STORM BREAKS.

"Do you know you are very odd person,
Miss Jess" John said presently with a little
laugh. 81 don't think you can have happy
mind"
She looked up. "a happy mind?" she said.
"Who can have happy mind9 Nobody who
can feel Supposing," she went on after
pause-"supposing one puts ones self and
ones own little interests and joys and sorrows
quite away, how is it possible to be happy
when one feels the breath of human misery
beating on ones face and sees the great tide
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hoor dead. A
prominent citi-
zen Of Boston
hastens to catch
a tram ut the
depot, and dies
before the train
leaves the sta
ton. 4 we'll
known society
lady Of Hartford
while dancing Mt
a reception, sud
denly becomes
faint. and before
she can be con-
viewed from the
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but l couldn't help it. Everything went
wrongfwAh ne, and I thought hadn't a
friend in the world; dyspepsia caused this
Just suffered in misery till l used Sulphur
Btters. Three bottles cured NED. Lew
is. % Bowdoin Street. Boston, Mass. CO
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skip o beat.
Sc sy IN p
toms were not
continuous and
some days he
would feel as
well as usual,
but at othe r
times he would
be pain fully
aware that he
had q heart and
that it was dis
eased. Finally
his body began
to bloat, and he
con suited q
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Its power is best illus
trated in valvular heart
LESSONS with dropsy,
also in simple enlarge
nent of the heart with.
out valvular disease.
When the heart be-
comes weakened and
unable to circulate the
blood, Hunts Remedy
is so valuable that I
have been in the habit
of naming it Heart
Tonic.'
This is what one of
the ablest physicians in
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The Last ON the List.

Mrs. Abigail S. Tilton, of North Wood
bridge, N. H., is the last pensioner on the lisJ
of the revolutionary war. She is paid $104
annually bys the state of New Hampshire,
and s192 by the United States government
Mrs. Tilton is over 100 years old
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We will send you Dr. Kaufmann's Great
Medical Work 100 pages colored plates from
life. The most valuable advice ever pub
lished. TO any address on receipt of three
2 cent stamps TO pay postage. Address a.
2. Ordway Il Co., Boston, Mass.
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THE BRINK OF THE PRECiPIcE.
The slight Step that has Proven Fatal
10 SO Many Men and Women.

Recently Senator Pike, OF New Hamp-
shire, while talking with friend sudden
ly threw up his head, gasped, and with
out word fell to the ground deads Gen.
Mcclellan went out for drive, came
home and died in his chair. VIM. H.
Vanderbilt ia conversing with Mr. Gar
rett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
his own house, and suddenly falls to the
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Queen Victoria is much pleased with pho
tograph recently taken of herself by a new
process, which is described as making the
picture look exactly like an etching.
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Broth from the sparrow.

A physician of West Chester, Pa, says
that he has patients who, when unable to
take any other nourishment, relish broth
made from the English sparrow This is in
deed good news
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us 1T YOU, OR Is IT NY DREAMw
"Your dream What dreama" he asked,
laughing.
"Never mind, she answered, in quiet sort
Of way that excited his curiosity more than
ever; dreams are foolishness."
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dlShevelled, and ShapeleSS. "A woman looks
SO unpleasant like that. 1t might have turned
him against her. Men like women to look
nice and clean and pretty. They gave her an
idea. She turned to her glass and, holding
the light above her head, studied her own face
attentNely in it. She was a woman with as
little vanity in her composition as it is possible
for woman to have, and she had not till now
given her personal looks much consideration.
They had not been Of great Importance to her
in the Wakkerstroom district Of the Trans
vaal But now all of sudden they became
very important; and SO she stood and looked
at her own wonderful eyes, at the masses of
curling browns hair still damp and shining
from the rain, at the curious pallid face and
the clear cut determined mouth.
"If 10 were not for my eyes and hair
should be very ugly" she said to herself
aloud off only were beautiful like Bessie,
now" The thought OF her sister gave her an
other idea. What if he were to prefer Bes-
sie9 Now she thought of it, he had been very
attentive to Bessie. A feeling of dreadful
doubt and jealousy passed through her, for
women like jess know what jealousy is in its
pain. Surprising that it was all in vain, sup
posing that what she had to-day given-given
with both hands once and for all, SO that she
could not take it back, had been given to a
man who loved another woman, and that
woman her own dear sisters Supposing that
the fate of her love was to be like water fall
ing unalteringly on the hard rock that heeds
it not and retains it not. True, the water |
wears the rock away; but could she be salts
fed with thatl She could master him, she |
knew; even if things were so, she could win |
him to herself, she had read it in his eyes
that afternoon; but could she, who had |
promised her dead mother to cherish and pro
tect her sister, whom till this afternoon she
had loved better than anything in the world,
and whom she still loved more dearly than
her life-could she, if it should happen to be |
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For Six Gents.

II. G. DAYS Drug Store.
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Tine voLTAIc BAIT &C., of Marshall
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

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Cnas. Brady, Somerville, Mass. who
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city, certifies TO a wonderful cure of run
ming sores ON the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
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the CUTICURA REMEDIYs.
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KNOW ITS VALUE

All of your CUTICURA REAEDIEs give
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I especially recommend for the dis
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Monticello, Wis.
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CUTlCURA ABROAD

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